Zei
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There were way too many pages for me too read to find this and the search wasn't being too friendly but can anyone recommend me a starting point to try and get a whitechapel-ish tone? I've been messing around with a bunch of the amps and combining them and have got a lot of good tones, however I still can't get that sound I'm going for. any help would be awesome.
-Wes
what kind of tone are u going for?
probably an age old question, but I cant find any answers..Where is the ideal spot for an EQ?
Seriously. You should try both tube and solid state power amps if you can.
I never really understood that point of making a tube amp that doesn't color.I would also consider the Carvin TS-100. It is suppose to be very neutral and not color much.
I never really understood that point of making a tube amp that doesn't color.
People use tube amps BECAUSE they color & sweeten the tone. Just seems like tube weight & maintenance with none of the tube benefits.
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